| Stephen of the Holy Mountain |  | Author: Ronald E. Puhek
Publisher: Out Your Backdoor
Category: Book
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 6700765
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1 Ed
Pages: 94
ISBN: 1892590018
Dewey Decimal Number: 291
EAN: 9781892590015
ASIN: 1892590018
Publication Date: October 30, 1998
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Product Description
An inner journey, outwardly masking itself as a sojourn up the side of a high mountain, Stephen of the Holy Mountain seeks answers to the most perplexing questions that come to those who have awakened from the sleep of ordinary existence. The mysterious figure of Stephen acts as a guide both to the author and to many others who climb Stephens mountain to find him. His advice is often too harsh for many who think they seek it. Unfailingly kind, however, Stephen does his best to aid all who come to him.
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A book with insights for personal development July 30, 2000
I enjoyed and was very challenged in reading Dr. Puhek's book. Through the form of a story of a man's journey up the side of a mountain, the contents contain wisdoms and insights for a culture that has been cut off from the truths that were in the past embedded in the spiritual teachings of traditional religions. It's beauty inspires a love for life. The ideas put forth draw on and yet transcend typical knowledge contained in the social, cultural, psychological and biological 'sciences of our time.
A book with insights for personal development July 30, 2000
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I enjoyed and was very challenged in reading Dr. Puhek's book. Through the form of a story of a man's journey up the side of a mountain, the contents contain wisdoms and insights for a culture that has been cut off from the truths that were in the past embedded in the spiritual teachings of traditional religions. It's beauty inspires a love for life. The ideas put forth draw on and yet transcend typical knowledge contained in the social, cultural, psychological and biological 'sciences of our time.
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